illadelph12
aka Rakim Illa
So, wait a minute, you guys are saying that in the cartoon I watched with my own two eyes, that when characters are being punched from mid air and hitting the ground smashing through hills, mountains, etc, that it's only class 40-50 ton strength being exhibited, and that it's their "chi", not the characters physical impact with the object (as is clearly depicted on screen), that causes the destruction? I can see that for when they power up and it rips apart a valley, but I'm talking about clearly depicted collateral damage shown from when Goku gets punched through a cliff, brings the whole thing down, then flies out and re-engages in combat. That's a 40-50 ton blow?
Then your also saying that a character that can take an unknown weight class punch (because the amount of force exhibited in a characters punch is not always clearly stated, regardless of how much they can lift, it doesn't say "Superman punches Grundy with 1.5 million tons per sq inch force uppercut" in the caption) is more physically durable than a character that can take a planet shattering blast to the chest like it was a tennis ball? And on top of that, your saying that even if a character has no strength feats of their own, if they're depicted trading blows with a character with immense "lifting" strength, that their "physical" strength class and durability is greater than a Z fighter who has also taken the same non stated class punches?
I'm sorry, but I'm not really buying that ya'll.
40-50 tons of punching force is not launching a humanoid with enough force to travel a kilometer and still have enough inertia to go through a mountain range or cliff face and cause it to collapse as has been clearly depicted on screen in numerous episodes. Comparable lifting feats or not, it's clear that a Z Fighter and their opponents physical striking force exerted is greater than the 40-50 ton range.
I'm not a rookie. That's not working on me guys.